The PHMSA's inspection of the line found numerous other worrisome corroded sections, including two in which the metal was 80 percent corroded.
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Corroded iron pipes also contribute to high levels of iron.
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Over the past few decades, our political culture has corroded.
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For how many years has that ill corroded your gut?
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They're allowing themselves to not just become corroded, but to become hysterical.
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It just makes me sad because he will end up being corroded.
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Politics — even overheated, corroded, dysfunctional politics — are outside of Dr. Costa's expertise.
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The fabric's metallic threads seem to have corroded from a liquid spill.
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What hasn't happened is a large-scale project to replace the corroded pipes.
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GUPTA (voice-over): The lead was coming from the corroded pipes carrying water.
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Repairs to three other worn and corroded sections may be completed this month.
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This has become a necessity, because the official channels have corroded beyond repair.
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Idled pipelines have corroded, thieves have stolen copper wiring at desert oil facilities.
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Corroded pipes in one hospital caused sewage to leak into the operating room.
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McCabe's firing shows how Trump has corroded the operations of the American government.
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The bolts can become corroded and break, leaving drivers with only manual steering.
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That's the deadline set for corroded lead pipes to be replaced for 18,000 homes.
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First, there exists a permanent "Liberal-Progressive Edifice Complex" that has corroded the party.
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Shockie prayed as he attached the wires in the corroded belly of the car.
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Add to that corroded water pipes, an aging electrical grid, and insufficient broadband access.
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That pipe elbow corroded at a faster rate than other pieces of the system.
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Previously unshakable bonds have corroded, and the Middle East is wobbling way off kilter.
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That pipe elbow corroded at a faster rate than other pieces of the system.
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Iron support bars that were fully corroded will be removed and replaced by titanium.
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But around Lil Uzi Vert, his beats are corroded, his lyrics clipped and tight.
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This will also require rebuilding the trust that has been corroded in recent years.
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Textured images started to burn up at her: tarnished metal, corroded copper. Mica. Moss.
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But without those phosphates, the water corroded lead pipes and it leached into drinking water.
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According to the most recent estimates, 30,603 of Flint's corroded pipes need to be fixed.
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If not, the machinery itself, not the people who run it, become corroded and corrupt.
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He was standing at the edge of the platform, gazing at a corroded grating above.
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He was standing at the edge of the platform, gazing at a corroded grating above.
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With corroded pipes to blame, there are many American cities suffering from similar infrastructural neglect.
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His endless and willful falsehoods have corroded the foundation of trust necessary for civil society.
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It corroded veins, triggered convulsions and killed 5 percent of the patients who got it.
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State and local officials have not yet started replacing corroded lead pipes in Flint, Mich.
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These have corroded the Afghan army and permeate the Afghan police and anti-Taliban militias.
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More than a half-century of occupation of the West Bank has corroded Israeli democracy.
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First, aid has corroded Liberia from the top, by distracting ministers and distorting the government's plans.
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The highly polluted river corroded old pipes and leached lead into tap water, according to experts.
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Undetected, the chloride corroded aged lead pipes running to older homes, leaching lead into tap water.
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The atomization of the news media has corroded our public discourse in a pretty profound way.
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You shouldn't eat anything from cans that have been dented, swollen, or corroded, according to FEMA.
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Kids wrote their names in the ash that blanketed their parents' cars and corroded the paint.
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That posture, colliding with an anti-science and anti-expert bias, has corroded our epidemic preparedness.
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This, combined with declining populations, incessantly warming seas, and now potentially corroded scales spell mounting strain.
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Over two decades, I can point to six experiences that corroded my love affair with cars.
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Rick Snyder's (R) administration, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead.
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That is slowing down the delivery of the water additives that are rescaling the corroded lead pipes.
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The highly corroded copper mask was discovered back in 2000 in La Quebrada in the Cajón Valley.
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Not only are they corroded by salt from Sandy and falling apart, but also, they're from 1924.
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As the acid corroded her skin, Peralta could only wonder if this was how she would die.
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This toxic cycle has further corroded the classical view of science that Latour has long considered indefensible.
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These efforts include rerouting the water supply, replacing corroded water pipes and distributing bottled water and filters.
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Those objects appearing in accompanying photographs are generally either fakes, or worthless items, like heavily corroded coins.
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The water corroded the city's aging pipes, which began to leach lead into the drinking water supply.
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It has eroded civil liberties, locked up unprecedented numbers of young blacks and Hispanics, and corroded foreign policy.
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The corroded stays have emerged as a focus of investigations into the disaster, which unfolded in heavy rain.
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It was so corroded that the original shape of the truck was obscured into a pitted, abstract mass.
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Mike Murphy, attorney for the state, said the problems are being addressed, including replacing corroded lead water pipes.
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Though the highway was stable, steel rebars inside the concrete had corroded from road salt seeping into cracks.
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But now, as a result of Trump&aposs interference, it&aposs absolutely corroded the relationship between the owners.
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He pays for the funeral, puts her in the ground, and realizes 'Shit, she's going to get corroded.
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This funding includes grants for replacing corroded municipal pipes and for treating and preventing lead poisoning in children.
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Larry Hogan can offer a serious and meaningful alternative to the corroded conservatism we have in Washington today.
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At the same time, its democratic culture has been corroded, including by the steady erosion of fundamental rights.
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Some roads and buildings may become corroded by nuisance floods, others could end up completely underwater, Goldwasser said.
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His remarks follow a 16 percent surge in cooking gas prices in 2017 which corroded consumers' spending power.
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Meanwhile, contaminated water continues to flow down hopelessly corroded pipes, leaching lead and providing a breeding ground for bacteria.
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But the clergy's stock-in-trade is moral authority, and the sex abuse crisis has clearly corroded their credibility.
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The initial conclusion was that the collapse may have been caused by "loose or corroded bolts" or "shearing joints".
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There's no such sure thing on ANTI, and it veers from downcast, corroded R&B to delicate acoustic balladry.
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Once pipes are corroded, even clean, properly treated water continues to carry lead and other contaminants through the tap.
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As a result, the corroded pipes leached high amounts of lead into the water, and flowed into people's faucets.
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The iron sheets on household roofs literally corroded from the acid rain pouring down from the smelter's massive chimneys.
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Over the past two generations, however, excessive individualism and bad schooling have corroded both of those sources of cohesion.
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The Vietnam War and Watergate combined with the trauma of assassinations and riots corroded public trust in authorities and institutions.
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It's likely that the coins had been in Omsin for a long time; many of them had corroded beyond recognition.
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Investigators found a cracked and corroded six-inch line planted during the Great Depression in the area of the explosion.
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Even so, there remains a steady trickle of jailbreaks involving less people but still underlining how corroded Mexican prisons are.
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That river water corroded residential pipes, and for nearly two years, lead leaked into the water used in people's homes.
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Mr. Campostrini pointed at one base, now a corroded green crumble next to an empty cup of pink strawberry gelato.
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When he examined the boxes, he found the clues he needed: a small ceramic pot and a corroded copper coin.
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But perhaps fame and success have corroded him, because on the tart "Mood Swings," he dispenses with the sweetness altogether.
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In each instance, impeachment functioned like a leak that corroded the foundation under the president's party in the next election.
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Experts said that water from the Flint River had corroded the pipes and caused lead to leach into the water.
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The pipelines in the vicinity of the disaster ranged from 84 to 93 years old, some of them cracked and corroded.
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But that alone is not a solution, because the pipes are so deeply corroded that lead is still poisoning the water.
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The polluted river water corroded old pipes and leached lead into tap water, according to a Virginia Tech water quality study.
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In these large paintings, which recall Richard Serra's outsized influence, the rusting surfaces of the corroded steel displace traditional painting media.
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Flint is, sadly, a recent example of this, as river water corroded aging pipes, causing lead to enter the water supply.
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When it was turned back on, the oil surged, breaching the corroded metal in a 2-foot section of the line.
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Flint residents are being urged to use only filter water for drinking after lead-corroded water pipes at the supply system.
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But the repair industry has developed increasingly sophisticated fixes for these problems, actually performing repairs to the corroded circuit boards themselves.
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Most headlight lenses are treated with a UV-blocking, clear coating from the factory, but over time, they can become corroded.
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The piano suggests what might remain of the lyrical after all else — including much of what constitutes lyricism — has been corroded.
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Is this someone whose soul has been corroded, or have events merely revealed him to be the person he always was?
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He has run a post-campaign that has corroded the traditional grace period of considerate political transition that the nation needs.
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Of the numerous coffin nails uncovered, the ones not corroded beyond recognition appear to have been hand wrought, Ms. Anderson said.
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The long-awaited report found that groundwater corroded a 7-inch well casing and made it to rupture, causing the leak.
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The government push on extradition rules comes as critics say freedoms have been corroded further by China's Communist leaders in Hong Kong.
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But the Xbox hacking scene had turned sordid over time, its ethical norms corroded by the allure of money, thrills, and status.
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Some critics, including Weaver, called that move premature, in part because a massive effort to replace city's corroded pipes was still underway.
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On May 19 last year, the corroded, two-foot-diameter underground pipeline broke open near Refugio State Beach, west of Santa Barbara.
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His mother worried that if not for golf, Day would end up like his father, Alvyn, whose potential was corroded by alcohol.
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One of the company's biggest controversies came in 1998, when an explosion sparked by a Koch subsidiary's corroded pipeline killed two teenagers.
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From a few words deciphered on the twisted, corroded fragments of bronze gears and plates, experts guessed it was an astronomical instrument.
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But the water supply wasn't properly treated, corroded the pipes, and people almost immediately became sick from elevated lead levels and rashes.
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When they left, they salvaged enough to shield them from the sun, a few corroded sheets of zinc and scattered wooden beams.
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And they corroded and malfunctioned because the young director insisted on the realism of filming in the ocean, not in a tank.
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" The per curiam decision sent a signal that injected a "better model of behavior into our corroded institutions and discourteous civil discourse.
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One of its metal plates had corroded, and the boiler, built in 1985, needed to be patched up with a new one.
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The looming specter of his presence on the Lakers in the form of a potential trade only further corroded the locker room.
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" A 20193 InSight Crime report called Honduran police "one of the most criminally corroded and least trusted police forces in the region.
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The sword is badly corroded, but considering it's been buried in a peat bog for over 600 years, its condition is rather remarkable.
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Because the internet has corroded our brains, folks are already having a field day with it:Others were genuinely concerned about Bernie's wellbeing:Okay, everyone.
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And we must repair failing infrastructure; in 15 years there'll be no excuse for corroded pipes that threaten the health of our kids.
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Then, on the way to homes, more than 20% is lost to leaks from old and corroded pipes and storage units, he said.
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But there is the reality of professional influence and the reality of a complicated friendship, which ultimately was corroded by a sexual dynamic.
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Their targets are things like burned bottles of bleach, melted cans of paint, and corroded car batteries, which will be tagged and removed.
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Hot, dry winds rush through mountain slopes, fan flames over the parched land, and break old, corroded electrical lines, which can light fires.
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That resulted in corroded pipes, which leached lead into the system — potentially exposing some 8,000 young children to brain-altering levels of contamination.
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In 2006, a corroded pipeline released nearly 5,000 barrels of crude oil, the largest oil spill in the North Slope at the time.
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As the money flows in, so do the guns, and the old codes of honor and reciprocity are corroded by acquisitiveness and vanity.
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After decades of lobbying influence, that leadership slowly but surely corroded, replaced by revolving door regulators and ideologues pushing lobbyist narratives du jour.
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In Flint's case, officials' mistakes in treating the water corroded the pipes and released the lead — a tragic but mercifully relatively rare situation.
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So once the pH was lowered to a certain level, Newark's water corroded some of the estimated 13,000 lead pipes in the city.
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Within months of the switch, a General Motors engine plant in Flint found that the city's water had corroded parts, and stopped using it.
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The water from the polluted river was made even worse by Flint's aging and corroded pipe system, which leached lead into people's drinking water.
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That includes Vin Ryan, who calls the system as it exists "corroded," and targets his donations to candidates who will promise to overhaul it.
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Many people love and revere the films of Woody Allen—at least, they loved them until allegations of sexual misconduct corroded his reputation too.
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Last year they were corroded by cost overruns at new steel plants in America and problems in the German car industry, its biggest customer.
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The problem began when Flint switched its water supply to the Flint River, and its water composition corroded some of Flint's old lead pipes.
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But he is one of the few who can offer a serious and meaningful alternative to the corroded conservatism we have in Washington today.
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On a 2004 tour of the hospital, Courtney was astonished to learn of 3,600 badly corroded cans of cremains in an outbuilding, still unclaimed.
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The thieves could see that the trip alarm on the Star of India's display stand had batteries that were corroded and probably long dead.
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They also cut to the core of what this film is about: a man so corroded that he assumes everyone's as awful as he.
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Despite the recovery in Libya's production, output has been fluctuating due to power generation problems and leaks in pipelines that have corroded after long shutdowns.
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"Accompanied by extensive media coverage, Putin's visit further damages the already corroded democratic institutions, rights and freedoms of the citizens of Serbia," the letter said.
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The acidic water corroded the old lead pipes; along with other heavy metals, lead seeped into the drinking supply where it caused widespread lead poisoning.
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Even though Flint switched back to Detroit water in October of 2015, their pipes are now so corroded that bottled water is still a necessity.
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A year ago, a high-pressure hydrogen-rich gas leaked at Mongstad after a corroded pipe socket broke, also prompting an investigation by the PSA.
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Building sea walls buys time, but eventually the water will come, and with it corroded infrastructure, unusable farmland, public health disasters, destroyed homes and businesses.
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Strewn over an acre of rust and rolling stock were jumbles of train components long since corroded, and decommissioned timber carriages moldering on the sidings.
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The artwork — a corroded hand that appeared to be a fragment of a larger sculpture — was buried in sediment 160 feet below the sea surface.
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The sites have major structural problems, including corroded masonry and fractured terra cotta, which could come loose and hurt or kill people on the ground.
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After Superstorm Sandy flooded the tunnels with saltwater in 2012, the walls have begun to crumble and leak, and steel and electrical cables have corroded rapidly.
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The remains of a factory are scattered near the island's shore, although most of the machinery has been corroded beyond recognition by decades of acidic erosion.
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Adelman debuted a patinated brass Drop pendant series and Calico introduced a photorealistic wallpaper made by scanning an original painting that had been corroded with salt.
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" 'Like a golden wrecking ball' In the same speech, Palin praised Trump for "roaring into this primary and (blowing) the lid off the corrupted and corroded machine.
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That comes after a three-story-tall light post corroded by a likely mix of human and dog urine, and weighed down by a large banner, toppled.
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More than 100 groups have signed a letter urging Congress to provide funding for the city, which is suffering from contaminated water supplies caused by corroded pipes.
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In 21, a corroded pipe at Duke Energy's Dan River steam station in North Carolina sent up to 2110,22015 tons of coal ash flooding into nearby waters.
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The exhibition will also include about 25 paintings and other objects, like a corroded revolver that van Gogh may have used to kill himself, museum officials say.
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It found Exxon had not examined in five years more than 1,000 underground pipes, many of which were corroded, according to the agency's report on the inspection.
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Trust in traditional political and social institutions have been corroded by nearly 20 years of imperial overextension in increasingly meaningless and interminable wars both real and discursive.
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They also hope DOGGR will help identify companies and sites that have old or corroded pipes, and push them to repair those before the worst can occur.
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The city has replaced more than 210 lampposts corroded by dog and human urine over the last three years, according to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
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" In his telling, Solo allowed himself to be corrupted and corroded by the attention he got on Reddit, posting bigoted, violent images just "to get a reaction.
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Ms. Walters visited Blacksburg last month, touring the labs where the tests took place and where the corroded, lead-leaching pipes removed from her house are now stored.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European aviation safety regulator ordered airlines to replace some Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines on their aircraft as some components are suspected of having corroded.
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A series of contradictory statements from the Trump administration – and increasing evidence of personnel issues and policy shifts within it – have corroded American power and influence in Asia.
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The challenge now is to replace the corroded pipes or perhaps the whole water system in this city of nearly 100,000 as quickly as it can be done.
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This means that the "reliable" water source from Lake Huron is now not safe anymore due to the way the Flint River water heavily corroded the city's pipes.
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The current plan is to add phosphorous to the water supply to recoat the corroded pipes, then give the OK for people to drink from the tap again.
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The best part of the video—a timelapse of conservators chipping away at corroded areas with wooden sticks, brushes, and scalpels—begins right before the two-minute mark.
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We have nuclear where the telephone systems are 40 years old and they have wire that's so corroded that they can't call from one station to the next.
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On the one side, you have a code of behaviors and fashions that includes safety pin piercings, ransom-note typefaces, and corroded voices wailing platitudes that sound revolutionary.
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Last month, a construction crew arrived at his house, removed the aging, corroded lead waterline leading up to it and installed a new copper pipe in its place.
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A corroded picture of Ms. Villarmia and her husband, now dead, hangs on the wall, from back when they were young, hopeful and unaware of the sea's hunger.
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Helter-skelter around them, on racks with wheels, stood large paintings of oceans and beaches, rivers and meadows, mountains and forests, some covered with corroded ravines of lead.
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But the deep cultural rot that has corroded nearly all of our institutions and every corner of our culture is not just about a few badly behaved men.
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Investigators said the Annapolis blaze started when a corroded electrical outlet ignited the skirt under a Christmas tree, and then it spread up the tree and through the house.
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Thanks to various economic incentives that have corroded the internet publishing industry, every website publishes articles the day after an episode airs that basically just describe what has happened.
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" Harlow responded, "It was the same issue of the pipes being corroded by the water, chemicals in the water, just like it is (in Flint.) It's actually the same.
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He also cited federal grant programs that rebuild aging drinking water infrastructure, like the $100 million EPA grant that Flint, Michigan, received last year to improve its corroded pipes.
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Federal safety regulators found that the authority — run by the District of Columbia, Virginia, Maryland and the federal government — had put off fixing leaks and corroded equipment for years.
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But that does not mean that the car's gas gauge should give an incorrect reading or, worse, that a corroded electrical cable should pose the risk of a fire.
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But instead of creating revenue Pier 40 has turned into a drain on the park's finances, with its 2503,500 corroded steel pilings in need of $100 million in repairs.
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Researchers found lower pH levels corroded young shells of Dungeness crab larvae, which could impact the crabs' ability to move, feed, protect itself and mature into healthy reproductive adults.
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Flint's water catastrophe began in April 22, when Flint switched water sources from Detroit's system to the Flint River, which contained highly polluted water that corroded the city's old pipes.
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Rick Snyder (R), the city in April 2014 switched its water source to the Flint River, but the water was never properly treated, and it corroded the system's lead pipes.
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The state revealed in 2015 that due to a switch in Flint's water source meant to save money, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead.
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It's inaccessible, but when he's gone back to try and see it, he's observed that all the metal in the windows and the fixtures and the hardware is all corroded.
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Subsequent bombings in Rome, Milan and Florence in 1993 led to the crackdown on the Mafia and also contributed to the collapse of an old political guard corroded by corruption.
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In the original plan, a 15-month shutdown was deemed necessary to repair corroded cables in the tunnels spanning the East River that were damaged during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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Lizzie Meek, artifacts programme manager at the Trust, said it was "quite a surprise" to find the fruitcake, which sat among the last handful of corroded tins set to be restored.
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On the other hand, parts of pipe networks can contain lead — and lead can get into water flowing through those pipes if they become corroded over time and through heavy use.
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Such appeals reinforce the view of a deeply corroded French-German relationship, where chances of a compromise over a genuine fiscal union and other measures to strengthen the euro are nil.
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But the Flint River water corroded the city's pipes and leached poisonous metals into the city's water supply, including lead, which is particularly dangerous if consumed by children or pregnant women.
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The aid will go to cities with drinking water crises like the one in Flint, where water from the river corroded the city's pipes and contaminated the water supply with lead.
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At the panel discussion, Diana Farrell, CEO of the JPMorgan Chase Institute, said political populism corroded the ability of government and regulators to have an "ongoing dialogue" with business and industry.
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The corroded exterior balustrade was taken apart and shipped to a Utah workshop for repair, and the scrap pieces were melted down to be reused in the new structure, Nowell said.
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For now, they live in cramped single-story concrete houses corroded by sea water on a narrow peninsula, where barefoot fishermen offload their catch on newly-paved roads strewn with rubbish.
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Scientists exposed sharks to seawater that had been altered to mimic the conditions predicted for the year 2300, and found the caustic water corroded their armor-like skin, Science News reports.
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Burwell, whose department is leading the federal response, will visit Flint on Thursday to meet with residents who have been affected by lead contamination caused by the city's corroded water pipes.
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But the water it is getting, although deemed safe at the source, still has to pass through corroded lead or galvanized pipes in many people's home that can make the water toxic.
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If Transparent was guided by irony rather than empathy, the lone heterosexual cisgender man in the Pfefferman family would be the most unlikeable member, the character most corroded by entitlement and privilege.
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Flint residents have been suffering from lead contaminated drinking water since April of 2014, when it was first discovered that the pipes that supplied water were corroded, leading to lead-filled water.
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An earlier report, compiled last October for Autostrade by Milan's Politecnico university, also identified an "anomaly" in the way the corroded stays responded to vibrations caused by traffic, wind and other phenomena.
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For years, Brazilian companies looking to tap local equity markets bumped into tepid demand as a deep recession corroded corporate profits and sky-high interest rates dampened the allure of risky investments.
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"If there is nobody guaranteeing the safety of these other wells across the U.S., Michanowicz said, "tens of thousands of people don't realize that they're one corroded steel casing away from disaster.
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Volcker, 91, told The New York Times that he feared the skill and reputation of the U.S. government has been corroded by self-interested elites shaping law through lobbying and campaign donations.
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Flint switched its water source to the Flint River to save money in 2014, but the water was never properly treated and it corroded the system's lead pipes, leading to widespread contamination.
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"Wild Game" is Brodeur's provocative and surprisingly compassionate account of how this corroded her sense of self and her own intimate relationships, and how she extricated herself from her mother's toxic grip.
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Roberts, Ford told me, "really cares about the court's legitimacy," a legitimacy that would be further corroded if the court struck down major legislation passed by Congress and signed by the president.
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The city of 100,000 has been suffering after officials switched the city's water supply from a municipal facility to the Flint River, where corroded pipes have increased lead levels in drinking water.
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Rather than just removing the corroded factory clear coat and polishing the lens, the Sylvania kit also replaces the clear coat, so you won't have to do anything to upkeep the finish.
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In a 258-page report, investigators said that groundwater had corroded the metal lining of a more-than-50-year-old underground well, leading to its rupture at 892 feet below ground.
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The change corroded Flint's aging pipes and released lead and other toxins into the water supply, exposing thousands of residents including children to high lead levels that have sparked serious health problems.
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That spending bill provides $170 million in aid for the drinking water crisis in Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the pipes and contaminated the city's water supply with lead.
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Less than a year later, a corroded BP pipeline in Alaska leaked hundreds of thousands of gallons of oil; the affected state received $225 million from BP and its partners in the project.
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But over the course of nine sequestered months, the constant litany of racially incendiary remarks jogged memories, rekindled latent mistrust, and corroded the framework of law and logic we had tried to establish.
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On the right, François Fillon's careless approach to public money (he hired his wife for a non-job) epitomized the self-interested disdain for the rules which has so corroded the establishment's legitimacy.
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Volcker, 91, told The New York Times that he feared the the skill and reputation of the U.S. government has been corroded by self-interested elites shaping law through lobbying and campaign donations.
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In France and Germany, a catalog of woes inspired by the civil war in Syria — the refugee crisis, terrorism and Europe's fraught relationship with radical Islam — has corroded the authority of elected elites.
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Which is why it is more important than ever to fight for change and do the preparatory work needed to unstick the corroded gears of government and make rapid progress on climate action.
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That the investigation should never have been started in the first place and that Strzok's anti-Trump views corroded the entire team -- which, in Trump's mind, is comprised solely of "angry Democrats" anyway.
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Though it's overdue, the Washington Post reported that Congress also authorized $170 million to help Flint, Michigan replace corroded water-supply pipes after it was revealed the city's water was tainted with lead.
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The North Jersey quartet's take on doom metal is so thoroughly corroded with harsh industrial elements that at times, it's reduced down to screaming noise, filtered through a nightmarish homemade vocal distortion mask.
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Edson S. Bastin, a geologist at the University of Chicago, wondered why some petroleum was "sour" — with high levels of sulfur that not only corroded pipes but also generated more pollution when burned.
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The toxic water from the Flint River corroded old lead pipes in Flint, leading to spiraling levels of lead poisoning among the city's children, as well as a host of other health problems.
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How it hurts the crabs The acidification corroded the young shells of Dungeness crab larvae, which could impair their ability to deter predators and regulate their buoyancy in the water, the researchers said.
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A Chinese company has agreed to pay $248 million to resolve long-running claims that it sold thousands of U.S. homeowners defective drywall that emitted a noxious odor and corroded pipes, wiring and appliances.
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The placement of the button seemed to be the root cause: moisture, salt, and mud from the roads corroded the button and wires, and let in quite a bit of water that killed it.
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This ongoing conflict endangers the future autonomy of documenta as a radical exhibition, pushing it toward the same profit-above-everything motive that has corroded the political potential and emancipatory possibility of contemporary arts.
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We haven't heard anything like their noxious strain of corroded, noisy ritualistic death around these parts in quite awhile, and I am extremely here for any stirrings of a nasty new wave of NYDM.
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My goal was to find a few final secrets before heading towards the center of the continent where I'd find the ruined and corroded skeleton of Hyrule Castle, and face the game's ultimate challenge.
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Rick Snyder (R) in 2014 switched Flint's water supply from Lake Huron to the Flint River as a cost-cutting measure, but that water corroded the city's water pipes and caused widespread lead contamination.
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In extreme cases, the corroded actuator shaft may potentially become stuck in the brake caliper body, which may lead to either a decrease in parking brake holding force, or to brake drag while driving.
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The facility's owner, Southern California Gas Company (SoCalGas), was accused in a May report of negligence for not repairing corroded pipes, and for not investigating dozens of smaller leaks dating back to the 1970s.
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Dan Kildee (D-Mich.) and John Moolenaar (R-Mich.) that would authorize up to $170 million for Flint, where water from the city's river corroded the pipes and contaminated the water supply with lead.
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Our pipes were damaged by the untreated Flint River water, and more than four years later, the people of Flint are still on filtered and bottled water while the corroded pipes are being replaced.
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The state says the tap water is safe to drink again, but residents are wary of all the corroded pipes, and they're no longer willing to give government officials the benefit of the doubt.
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Aunt Charlotte, a successful artist and wine-guzzling alcoholic, turns out to be gruff, prickly, good-hearted, concerned about Marcus — and corroded by anger at the terrible things her abusive father did to her.
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But neither of those provisions apply to what happened in Flint, where untreated water from the Flint River corroded the aging pipes in the city, resulting in high levels of lead leaking into the water.
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There is little doubt that some, perhaps all, of Flint's corroded pipes will need to be replaced, at a cost that the governor estimates at $767 million and others say could be above $1 billion.
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Used cameras might have light leaks, old corroded batteries that are out of production, creaky or rusty mechanisms and so on — mint condition isn't always an option if you don't want to pay top dollar.
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They had asked last month for $600 million, with $400 million going directly to the city to repair and replace corroded lead pipes and $200 million to create a "center of excellence" on lead poisoning.
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Displacing high-wax crude from the Abu Attifel to Zueitina pipeline would require one million barrels of water and additional chemicals, and Waha Oil Company pipelines could be corroded by the stoppage, the NOC said.
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A report issued by the Marine Corps found that a corroded propeller caused the crash, and cited "negligent practices" at Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex and insufficient oversight by the Navy, the Military Times said.
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At a local municipal building, where an enlarged photograph of corroded lead pipes adorned one wall, Woodson told Shankar about his worry that local kids would give up when lead's symptoms surfaced, or even before.
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The billionaire alleges in legal filings obtained by The Telegraph that, upon fully examining the Porsche, he saw the car had been rebuilt, with inauthentic parts, corroded brakes and axles, and a leaky steering system.
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By January 2020, the agreement says, the city will have replaced pipes in and around thousands of homes — perhaps 18,000 of them — speeding up a project that began last year to replace corroded lead pipes.
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Under his tenure, in 2014, the city's water supply was switched from Lake Huron to the Flint River, a decision reversed more than a year later amid reports of corroded pipes and elevated blood lead levels.
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But when the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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We now know that officials with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality decided not to use federally mandated corrosion control in Flint's water, leading to corroded pipes that leached lead and other toxins into the water.
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The measure also provides $220 million in direct emergency assistance to address drinking water crises in communities such as Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the city's pipes, contaminating the water supply with lead.
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Some of the loss can be attributed to the destruction of the 335,103 bpd Philadelphia Energy Solutions refinery by fire near the end of June ("Old corroded pipe led to Philadelphia refinery fire", Reuters, Oct. 16).
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For nearly 18 months after the city's water source was switched from Lake Huron to the Flint River, residents drank and bathed with improperly treated water that corroded aging pipes and fixtures, releasing toxic lead. Gov.
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It also provides $85033 million in direct emergency assistance to address drinking water crises in communities such as Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the city's pipes and contaminated the water supply with lead.
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The measure provides $85033 million in direct emergency assistance to address drinking water crises in stricken communities such as Flint, where water from the Flint River corroded the city's pipes, contaminating the water supply with lead.
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In a case that has worked through the court for more than three decades, lawyer MC Mehta argued that air pollution from surrounding industries has corroded the Taj's white marble walls and other historical monuments nearby.
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It's a shattering moment for the country, when many of the institutions that gave America its identity as a smart, brave, generous, fair country — the presidency, Congress, sports, faith, Hollywood, big business — seem corroded and immoral.
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At the time, Democrats called for an urgent response, noting that corroded pipes needed to be replaced, with even President Obama promising "not to rest until every drop of water" in Flint was safe to drink.
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The group wrote to federal officials on Thursday asking them to encourage banks to make loans to the city and its residents to help repair or replace corroded pipes that contaminated the water supply with lead.
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Related: Flint Residents Take Clean Water Fight to Federal Court In 2014, Flint switched from Detroit's water system to the Flint River, which corroded the city's pipes and caused lead to leach into the water supply.
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After all, as we get older, our senses dull, and our capacity to feel joy diminishes into an apple pip that's rotting somewhere deep in the lower intestine, corroded by years of lager and ready meals.
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Related: Colombia's President Signs a Decree Legalizing Medical Weed But this is not a responsible model for Mexico, Buscaglia insists, because Mexican institutions are too weak and too corroded to allow the state to keep control.
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A National Transportation Safety Board investigation concluded that the cause was related to a Columbia Gas transmission pipeline that had corroded and deteriorated, and had not been inspected or tested since after 1988, according to the outlet.
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The state revealed in 2015 that due to a switch in Flint's water source meant to save money, the city's water pipes had corroded, contaminating the drinking water with lead and sparking a massive public health crisis.
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Even SoCalGas's own documents show old infrastructure and corroded pipes—in 2014, the company asked for funding from 2014 the California Public Utilities Commission to fix these problems, citing "a negative well integrity trend" at its facility.
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Mr. Chang and Ms. Tjondro, and the insurance company they booked with, now all believe they were the target of a scam that has corroded Nepal's tourism industry and sucked huge sums of money from insurance companies.
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The acid rain hasn't fucking stopped since last year / my eyes are being corroded, its bleak lyrics go, speaking to "intolerable living conditions" that member Nadya Tolokonnikova condemned in an open letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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At a press conference in Flint, Pelosi hailed the way lawmakers in Congress — including Republicans — are approaching the problems in the city, where corroded pipes have led to dangerous levels of lead in the city's drinking water.
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Rick Snyder, who had the cash-strapped city's water supply changed from Lake Huron to the Flint River in 2014 -- a decision reversed more than a year later amid reports of corroded pipes and elevated blood lead levels.
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After sending a team to examine the broken pendulum-style ride, investigators determined that the gondola support beam corroded, which dangerously reduced the metal arm's thickness over the years, the Netherlands-based KMG International explained in a statement.
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Earlier this month, a flyover under construction in the eastern city of Kolkata for years collapsed killing 27 people, prompting allegations that shoddy material was used and that the metal parts had corroded during the years of delay.
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Here's the problem: When the state switched the city's water supply to the Flint River, it did not properly treat the water, and the water corroded the pipes, leaching lead and heavy metal into the drinking water supply.
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The social scientists Christopher Lasch and Robert Putnam identified postwar influences that have corroded the fabric of local everyday life — the block parties, church meetings, family barbecues and civic groups that once bound people against solitude and abandonment.
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One of the reasons behind the perception that democracy cannot solve the region's ills is because organized crime and their elite allies have corroded many of the democratic institutions and ensured they cannot carry out their jobs effectively.
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When the couple took over the plot, they "started to heal the land," Standefer says, reviving a natural wetland in the garden's northwest corner by dredging out a corroded Buick and several decades' worth of empty beer bottles.
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Earlier this month, a flyover under construction in the eastern city of Kolkata for years collapsed, killing 27 people and prompting allegations that shoddy material was used, and that the metal parts had corroded during the years of delay.
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I might be concerned if we knew that once Trump was in office, the deep institutional self-serving corruption which has corroded the integrity of the IRS, the VA, apparently the State Department, and now the FBI, would continue.
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Clinton has called for a $200 million injection of federal money to help fix the corroded drinking water infrastructure in Flint, though Congress has yet to act on an aid package for the city and others with water problems.
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Goodell's application of disciplinary policy, and his unwillingness to appoint an independent arbitrator to hear appeals, has corroded the fragile trust between him and the players, who see him as judge and jury, Foster and other union representatives said.
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Your character is hack writer Elvin Green, who has a "brain corroded by mind-bending drugs and dime-store alcohol" and a typewriter that taunts him from a disheveled desk; he's a stand-in for the late writer himself.
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National Library of Australia manager of preservation Denyl Cloughley said it took two and a half years to restore, including the removal of varnish which had corroded into a brown crust and was "literally eating away at the paper".
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Take the case of Friar F., whose debilitating anxiety earned him a list of powerful anti-anxiety medications and diverse psychiatric labels until he finally understood that his habit of frequenting prostitutes corroded his view of himself as a good priest.
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Though Flint's water supply is "definitely on its path to recovery," concerns about lead and other issues hinder the cleanup of the system's corroded pipes, according to the Virginia Tech researcher who exposed the water crisis in the city of 100,000.
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"Obama" is a corroded, tuneless takedown of the titular leader and his failure to deliver on the hope his election promised; "Violent Men" takes the glacial tones of Björk's Vespertine and uses them to lament the omnipresence of said violent men.
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There's certainly a valid criticism to be made about the ways in which celebrity operates, the ways in which our "social" media has corroded society, and the unbridled power of these platforms to transform messengers and their messages into movements.
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In addition to the U.N.-related issues, coast guardsmen also found minor safety violations like faulty emergency light bulbs, a lack of fire hoses, corroded air vents and inadequate accommodations for crew, according to Philippines Coast Guard spokesman Armand Balilo.
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Though the pickers often sell their finds to interior designers (who might install a trio of artfully corroded pitchforks on the wall of a farm-to-table restaurant), much of what they uncover in barns and outbuildings was once utilitarian.
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Separately, the league commissioner's application of disciplinary policy, and his unwillingness to appoint an independent arbitrator to hear appeals, has corroded the fragile trust between him and the players, who see him as judge and jury, the players' union says.
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This switch meant Flint's water now needed additional treatments to fight higher levels of pollution in the river water, and tragically, the decision was made not to use these controls and the polluted water then corroded the city's lead pipes.
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Oil services firm Amec Foster Wheeler, working for BG Group which is now part of Shell, has applied a new technique to remove the pillars of an old platform, a procedure that is often dangerous because corroded elements can slip off.
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"Strong Military," an eight-part documentary series shown on Chinese television in recent weeks, said that Mr. Xi had to act urgently because bribery and embezzlement in the top ranks had corroded morale and threatened battle-readiness in the armed forces.
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Though it's just one novel study with a small number of sharks, new research published Thursday in the journal Scientific Reports found that shark scales on live puffadder shysharks were significantly corroded when exposed to nine weeks of acidified seawater.
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Following the nightmarish Camp Fire in 2018, which was by far the deadliest blaze in state history, PG&E is hellbent on avoiding future liability or catastrophe should its corroded, antiquated equipment fail and send sparks onto the dried-out ground.
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" Mr. Johnson spent much of the campaign in the Midlands and the north, wooing working-class voters in corroded industrial towns who once voted so reliably for the Labour Party that the region was known as the party's "red wall.
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Writing in The Times, A. O. Scott said Mr. Abu-Assad "shows a world from which all trust has vanished, where every relationship carries the possibility — perhaps the inevitability — of betrayal and where every form of honor is corroded by lies."
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The governor released the nearly 300 emails on Wednesday, just one day after he apologized to the residents of Flint for the way he handled the water crisis, which has led to thousands of citizens' exposure to lead due to corroded water pipes.
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" Sure enough, Bret Stephens, a conservative columnist for the New York Times, offered up Hogan in a Saturday op-ed as "one of the few who can offer a serious and meaningful alternative to the corroded conservatism we have in Washington today.
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I mean, Kara and I are old enough to remember when you would leave your AA or C batteries in a device over time and you'd go back like two years later and it'd be all corroded and there'd be stuff everywhere.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Loose or corroded joints may have caused the sudden collapse of a mezzanine floor at the Indonesian Stock Exchange building this week that sent visiting students plunging to the ground, a preliminary report by the public works ministry has found.
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Fit City Two years ago, at a park on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Coss Marte took hold of a corroded metal pipe and felt the weight of his body as he lifted his feet off the ground for some pull-ups.
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Recently former President George W. Bush gave a profound speech that may well have been his finest hour, warning of a society where discourse is degraded by casual cruelty, bigotry is emboldened and democracy is corroded by conspiracy theories and outright fabrication. Sen.
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He pledged in his state of the state address Tuesday night to provide funding for the city to replace corroded water pipes and fixtures, test and treat children with high lead levels, study of the city's water infrastructure and aid its utilities. Sen.
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The Flint water crisis, lawsuits claim, is a result of the complicit state of Michigan trying to save money by switching the city's water source and the complicit city of Flint failing to act as corroded pipes leached lead into the water.
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"With just two weeks to go on the conservation of the Cape Adare artefacts, finding such a perfectly preserved fruitcake in amongst the last handful of unidentified and severely corroded tins was quite a surprise," noted AHT program manager Lizzie Meek in a statement.
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It just figures that almost three years after the city started drawing undertreated water that corroded our pipes — and one year after the resulting lead poisoning became a national news story — we find ourselves in the middle of completely unrelated and far less urgent improvements.
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Though Flint's water supply is "definitely on its path to recovery," continued concern among residents about lead contamination and other issues hinders the cleanup of the system's network of corroded pipes, according to the Virginia Tech researcher who blew open the Michigan city's water crisis.
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A report on the gas leak at a Southern California Gas Co. storage facility in October 2015 — the largest-known release of methane in U.S. history — was due to a corroded pipe casing, safety failures by a utility and inadequate regulations, the AP reports.
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It's one of those things that stuck in my head, so Trash Humpers was a continuation of that idea—of trying to make something that was visually really corroded and horrible, but at the same time had a real American vernacular to the imagery.
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How lead enters your home's water supply Just like in Flint, lead can enter your home when lead plumbing materials, which can include faucets, pipes, fittings and the solder that holds them all together, become corroded and begin to release lead into the water.
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Flint's water crisis started in 2014 after an emergency manager appointed by Snyder switched the city's water source from Lake Huron to the Flint River to save money, but failed to treat the water with chemicals to eliminate lead from leaching out of corroded pipes.
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Before going to Detroit, Earley served as the emergency manager in Flint, where the city's water supply was switched from Lake Huron to the Flint River, a decision reversed more than a year later amid reports of corroded pipes and elevated blood lead levels.
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A removable compartment on the back houses a small cleaning kit—including cotton swabs and a cleaning solution—so that you can ensure that the metal contacts on your 30-year-old NES carts aren't dirty or corroded, preventing them from working in the system.
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While most people value clean water, and are willing to pay for it, he said, some private companies have, in fact, yielded better results than public systems—the flush of funds can fix corroded pipes and clean up aging infrastructure faster than cash-strapped municipalities.
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But on the issue of Mexico, allies of Mr. Kushner and Mexican government officials say he has worked behind the scenes, with some success, to preserve a relationship that has been corroded by Mr. Trump's bitter clashes with President Enrique Peña Nieto over the wall.
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The Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation Act ought to be the mere beginning of reparation for and reappraisal of Flint, and yet most of us will breathe a sigh of relief simply to see a few corroded pipes ripped out of the ground and replaced.
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But I most appreciated in this speech his willingness to home in on what bugs so many of us who follow politics: political polarization, unwillingness to compromise, gerrymandering, denial of basic science, and a bitter, partisan negativity that has corroded the social fabric of American life.
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Despite the cleaner water source and the lead filters, the corroded service pipes running into people's houses can still leach lead, so the city is currently going through the arduous process of removing and replacing all of the lead-pipe service lines attached to Flint residents' homes.
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Denying Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza the fundamental right to vote for the leaders of their nation-state, while keeping them under military rule with daily violations of their human rights, has deeply corroded the ability of Israel to be the place its founders longed for.
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The quick version of the complicated crisis is that Flint's water supply, which was pulled from the Flint River between April 2014 and October 2015 instead of through Detroit's water system as a way to save money, was transported to Flint residents through aging pipes corroded with lead.
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For example, the way that ROHT wrangles shouty hardcore punk, menacing industrial shards, and corroded noise into one messy little package is very much up my alley, and I'm really digging the Icelanders' new album, Iðnsamfélagið Og Framtíð Þess (as well as their dystopian, anti-capitalist, anarchist message).
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Always eat grapes downward, advises Samuel Butler, a corroded copy of whose "Note-books" I perused at the backwoods Woodbridge bookstore that seemed, somehow, already erstwhile, while my daughters fussed and bleated to be outside with the miniature cow Mona, so named because her moo was like a moan.
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Local Republicans struggled to recruit candidates even before the Trump presidency corroded their brand; the party's 153 nominee will be Sandra Whitten, a conservative activist who has raised just a few thousand dollars, and who protested comedian George Lopez last week because of a joke he'd told about Trump.
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To hear Mr. Peters himself tell it, though, the book, "We Do Our Part," is a desperate plea to his country and party to resist the temptations of greed, materialism and elitism — vices he believes have corroded the civic culture and led to the Democrats' failure last year.
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Secondly, unlike the bulk of NON releases—which generally come with lengthy accompanying texts—we know almost nothing about the process and motivations that inspired this EP. The moody, subterranean dance cuts that make up Ansemic Swing are threaded with anxiety and littered with corroded landscapes and drifting, echoic vocals.
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"The Great Suppression" ponders how the electoral interests of citizens are replaced with the interests of capital, and "Necessary Trouble" explores how many of those excluded groups — such as occupiers of foreclosed homes — use civil disobedience, social media and a revival of '60s-style activism to circumvent a corroded democratic process.
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In a homily earlier on Monday, Francis said everyone should look after their soul by taking a moment of silence every day, "to keep our freedom from being corroded by the banality of consumerism, the blare of commercials, the stream of empty words and the overpowering waves of empty chatter and loud shouting".
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency had reasoned that "major disaster" funds are intended to deal with natural disasters, like severe flooding, not with self-inflicted ones, like Flint's pipes, which became corroded after the city, in a cost-cutting move, started using polluted Flint River water that leached lead from the pipes.
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As Congress grapples with funding the Water Resources Development Act before the end of the year (which would provide the needed funding for Flint, Michigan, where water from the river corroded the city's pipes and contaminated the water supply with lead), we are reminded of an even larger looming problem facing our nation.
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The walls, papered with images of the bottles, are lined with unframed photographs by Flint photographer Eric Dutro — including corroded pipes, a toddler with a Fiji brand water bottle, an advertisement for water-related lawsuits, and a graffiti-ed "nope" accompanying the slogan "Flint lives matter" — along with water-themed artworks selected by Pope.
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But here you have the agents who kept taking women to Weinstein, the studios that didn't look at his finances, parts of the tabloid machine under his control, the way everyone seemed to know, and it's like a blood disease — everything an institution is supposed to do, but corroded, and turned in on itself.
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But frustrated residents said that this was not enough, and that officials had had plenty of time to come up with a plan for the now-corroded pipes, which will probably still be in place when the city completes a new regional hookup to the better-quality water of Lake Huron later this year.
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For those who are wondering how the paint works, here's a deeply "inspiring" TED Talk explaining how:Public urination is certainly a public health issue—shortly after San Francisco announced the city would be using Ultra-Ever Dry last year, a lamp post corroded by urine fell in the street, narrowly missing a nearby driver.
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But even more moderate sea level rises will be a problem: it means higher tides, more nuisance flooding, more washed-out roads, more saltwater intrusion into drinking water aquifers, more corroded electrical lines, more septic tanks leaking bacteria-laden waters into the streets, and, of course, higher, more damaging storm surges when hurricanes hit.
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Instead, a review of BSEE's civil penalty summaries provides a snapshot of the corners that continue to be cut in the Gulf — multiple losses of well control, falsifying blowout preventer testing results, failure to replace severely corroded piping, conducting operations without sufficient emergency response plans, and opting not to conduct safety testing on key equipment.
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Matt Zoller Seitz, Vulture: House always seemed less ridiculous to international viewers whose governments have been corroded or dismantled by goons whose brazenness is another source of power; but the show's warlord's-eye view of governance seems less ludicrous now that every day brings new reports of abuse of executive power, naked corruption, boastful cruelty, and bottomless greed.
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Although it may be naïve to think that both sides will opt for the path of conciliation and unity that Brazil so desperately needs, both Mr. da Silva and Mr. Bolsonaro should make an attempt: it is of utmost importance to start to mitigate the extremism that has corroded democracy in the country and the region.
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"By now Mr. Hurt has the crusty Krapp thoroughly in his well-versed actor's bones, and there isn't a moment in his performance in which he is not fully inhabiting the corroded soul of the unforgettable character," Charles Isherwood, who had seen Mr. Hurt in the role in London 11 years earlier, wrote in The New York Times.
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How it wound up inhabiting our modem is as much a mystery as everything else having to do with the spirit world, although it probably had something to do with the fact that the modem was ancient and the internet is, generally speaking, a surging tide of sodden medical waste and corroded styrofoam that's forever looking to burst through any available fissure.
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Mr. Albee's Broadway debut, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" the famously scabrous portrait of a withered marriage, won a Tony Award in 1963 for best play, ran for more than a year and half and enthralled and shocked theatergoers with its depiction of stifling academia and of a couple whose relationship has been corroded by dashed hopes, wounding recriminations and drink.
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"In just 18 days, people in every state and from every walk of life have organized in homes, contributed a few bucks online and united together to show that the power of people is far greater than the PACs, corporations and special interest that have captured, corrupted and corroded our democracy for far too long," O'Rourke said in a statement.
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Debbie StabenowDeborah (Debbie) Ann StabenowUSDA eases relocation timeline as researchers flee agency USDA office move may have broken law, watchdog says Senate Democrats see Warren, Sanders proposals as unfeasible MORE and Gary Peters had hoped to attach an amendment to the bill providing $600 million in federal funding for infrastructure improvements in Flint, where corroded water pipes have produced high lead levels in the drinking water.
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The city is dealing with ongoing fallout: Children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 58% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded pipes in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah) announced earlier this month that the two would testify on Flint, setting the stage for members to grill two leading players on their roles in precipitating and responding to the crisis in Flint, where corroded water pipes have caused increased lead levels in drinking water.
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People in the city, where 22016% of residents are black, are still dealing with the crisis's fallout: children whose neurological development may have been irreversibly damaged; pregnant women who had miscarriages after drinking the contaminated water — the number of miscarriages spiked by 290% after the water was switched; people whose trust in their elected officials and reliance on the infrastructure that runs through their city has been turned upside down; and corroded lead pipes on the main water lines and in people's homes that have yet to be replaced.
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Or if he invaded a country and toppled its government without Senate approval, or if he began prosecuting journalists on dubious grounds, or if tried to unilaterally rewrite immigration laws, or if he ordered the C.I.A. to torture prisoners at black sites … … aah, sorry, I became carried away with memories of the last two administrations, neither of which corroded democratic norms through Twitter outbursts and personal sleaziness, to their credit, but both of which made big norm-eroding moves on other fronts that Trump has not yet come close to matching.
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It was written because the current state of public discourse has become so corroded that almost every public integrity case is maligned and questioned in an attempt to spin public opinion away from this simple fact: If the FBI serves a search warrant in a public integrity case, a grand jury is convened, and a federal prosecution of a public official is brought; there is probably significant evidence that the public official in question broke the law…in a manner serious enough to warrant some extremely valuable man-hours.
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